A major operational shift is coming to the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan oil pipeline as SOCAR prepares to assume control of one of the world's most strategic crude export routes.
A key European gas corridor linking Greece and Ukraine is moving forward, with Bulgaria reporting progress on pipeline expansion and new capacity additions.
A key LNG import facility in the Netherlands has moved closer to expansion after securing customer commitments and a conditional investment decision, with final approval still pending.
Neogenyx Fuels has completed its first delivery of ISCC-certified renewable natural gas into Europe, opening access to international compliance markets and expanding opportunities for U.S.-produced RNG.
A new long-term agreement will connect Canadian natural gas production to international LNG and European pricing markets, highlighting growing demand for globally linked gas supply arrangements.
A newly commissioned gas pipeline in southern Poland is set to strengthen transmission capacity, support future gas-fired power generation and advance a larger strategic corridor across the Silesia region.
A new long-term agreement will connect future production from Azerbaijan's Absheron gas field to Turkey's energy market, supporting regional gas flows and expanding export volumes from the Caspian region.
Canada’s proposed Ksi Lisims LNG project is drawing growing interest from European utilities as developers move closer to securing enough supply agreements to advance the export terminal.
DESFA has inaugurated a 157-kilometer natural gas pipeline in Western Macedonia, expanding Greece’s transmission network with infrastructure designed for future hydrogen transport.
Eni CCUS Holding has secured more than £500 million in financing to support carbon capture and storage projects tied to major CO₂ transportation and storage infrastructure in Europe.
Canada is expected to finalize a major LNG supply agreement with Germany’s SEFE tied to the proposed Ksi Lisims export project, signaling growing European demand for Canadian natural gas exports.
EcoLog and Kawasaki Heavy Industries are partnering to develop liquefied hydrogen transportation and terminal infrastructure aimed at supporting Europe’s growing hydrogen supply chain.
Moscow warned Armenia its heavily discounted Russian gas supplies may not survive a deeper shift toward the European Union, adding new pressure to an already strained alliance.
Turkey’s BOTAS and Italy’s Edison signed an agreement to explore LNG supply opportunities and a potential hydrogen-compatible gas interconnector between the two countries.
Gasunie, Open Grid Europe and Thyssengas signed an agreement to develop a hydrogen transport corridor linking pipeline networks in the Netherlands and Germany by 2031.
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